Since Cassie was in town, I decided to take advantage of getting a few interesting pictures of the tornado that I'd not captured on my own camera.
This was one of the pianos in the church. I believe Lori said it was the fellowship hall piano and not the sanctuary piano. Clearly it's not an anywhere piano anymore. That's a study Bible on the piano, but I don't know if it landed there or if someone put it there.
While Cassie was here (well the whole family was here...but this part is about her), we had some aunt/niece bonding time by going to a movie. First let me explain the rather monumental difference between going to a movie here and going to a movie there - on a good day! They have a one screen theater. One movie a week - probably only two or three showings of it. Don't like what's playing? Either leave town, watch something you own (not sure if there's a rental store, even), or just do something else. So to have options of movies and times is quite a treat. And clearly, the one screen is no longer showing....
This is the row of pine trees that lined the parsonage property. Many of the belongings they found were in this row of trees. By the time I visited a week and a half later, most of these had been cut down.
This is not plant. The Twister game really did land like this in the pines. I think Cassie said she pulled down the bottom corner so you could read it, but otherwise, this is untouched. Ironic.
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